Which of the following is not one of the kinds of information attribution theorist Harold Kelley believed we use to draw conclusions about the causes of behavior?

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Harold Kelley believed that we use three kinds of information to draw conclusions about the causes of behavior: consistency (whether the person's behavior is consistent over time), distinctiveness (whether the person's behavior is unique to a particular situation), and consensus (whether other people behave similarly in the same situation). Frequency is not considered one of the types of information used in Kelley's attribution theory.

Which of the Following Is Not One of the Kinds